As Above, So Below, Let It Be On Earth, As It Is In Heaven/Summerland

As above so below, let me tell you the story if you haven’t heard it already:

I remember before I was born, I was in heaven/summerland. All I know is, there were lots of us there and we all loved each other, and it was such a powerful love. If you have never been in love, I can’t make you understand, but if you have or are, you know what I’m talking about. Its a feeling of being comfortable, relaxed, at peace, feeling safe with someone else. Its a very powerful and wonderful feeling. No where near boring as some might imagine it who themselves have never felt it. We all felt this way about each other. It was as if we danced with one another.

Then, I’m looking down on earth and I’m seeing all kinds of terrible awful things. I can’t remember all the terrible things I saw, I wished I could. But the last thing I saw was an atomic explosion. Then this man with a white beard and mustache walked towards me and I knew what he was going to say, hoping I was wrong and filled with anxiety. When he reaches me, he says one small thing: “it is time to go.” My knees almost collapsed underneath me, I broke down and said: “No!” He put his hand on my shoulder and said, “Everything will be alright.”

When I was very, very young I was psychic. I could watch the game shows on TV and know all the answers and when the phone rang, I would always know who it was. There was a vision that I saw many times. Maybe 24 times, I’m not sure. I would see the atomic explosion bellowing up, it would stop and a red X would be panted over it. By time I went to Kindergarten I lost my psychic ability, would never see that vision anymore and for some strange reason I developed a stutter which lasted about a year.

I believe the vision means that while I’m on this earth, that atomic explosion is not going to happen and what I saw must have been from the past. I’m not worried at all about North Korea. I don’t know how it will end, but it won’t end with an atomic explosion.

I couldn’t stay there because I haven’t reached that place of nirvana. I am by no means a saint, and if you put me on some kind of pedestal, trust me, I will disappoint you. Please don’t do that.